How to Update Your Cube Controls Firmware

I’m a sim racer and amateur racer with a passion for Motorsport, good racecraft and the technical and setup aspect of sim racing.

Community supported site: If you buy stuff through links on our site, we might earn a commission.

Featured: My Cube Controls F-Pro

Earlier today I realised that I wasn’t running the latest firmware for my F-Pro. As it happens, I’ve been interested in a small Bluetooth connection problem, and I wanted to understand whether it was the wheel, or me.

Spoiler: It was me, disable wi-fi on your Motherboard (if possible). This fixed it…

Anyway, as part of my quest to improve the Bluetooth connection, I updated the firmware on the F-Pro. Here’s how to do that if you’re not sure:

Download CubeSet

If you’ve not installed CubeSet V7 (the device works well out of the box with Simhub) then, you’ll need to download and install it.

The executable file downloads as a zip, which is worth extracting to a folder in your Documents folder:

Extracted folder – it’s worth copying this to your documents folder

Put the F-Pro in USB mode and open CubeSet

Most of us are using the F-Pro in Bluetooth mode. If that’s you, here’s how to switch it to USB mode (attach the QConn connector!)

Hold this button when powering the wheel (highlighted red arrow)

Press and hold the button I’ve highlighted when you power the wheel. This will push the wheel into USB mode *if* the wheel is currently set to Bluetooth mode. You’ll hear Windows acknowledge a new USB device has been inserted.

Go to Device Tab

Click the device tab on the left. Click “Check Update” to check for new firmware. Here’s what you’ll see:

Agree to the firmware update and this is what happens next:

Wait for the Device to Restart

Just wait for a short time, when the updater has finished, it will restart the device. You’ll know it’s done because your PC will register that a USB device has been inserted and you’ll get this dialogue box upon completion:

And that’s the procedure. Don’t forget to restart the wheel to switch it back to Bluetooth mode by holding down the button underneath (and to the right) of the 7-way joystick.